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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-24
CHURCH NOTES.
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Nlf'ihi 'fNfi's"f
Not p great many special services are
announced for to-day Attention is
called to the following
Rev. Percy g. Elsom viii preach at
Fulton Baptist church tonight at s
o'clock
Rev. j. Calvin Stewart will preach al
the Soldiers Home This afternoon at >
o'clock There will De singing bv the
boys of the Orphan Asylum
ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal church
Uwenty-ffth and Broad slrcclsl SUN
day school at 91j am; services at II
am, Rev. ;. b. Wharton, d. d., oflici-
ating. All are cordially invited. 40
services at night
Mr William A. Price will lead the
song service at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association at 34j pm.
Rev. W. b. Bigelow will oiliclatc At the
Third Presbyterian church at II o'clock
am No night service
Rev. j r. TilIcry will preach AZ Broad
street Methodist church at n O'Clock am.
Rev Preston VI Cutler. brother of the
pastor, will occupy the pulpit at the
Marshall-strcet Christian church no II
am. and sl5 pm.
Rev, Henry W Bcyill will tonight be-
gin a series Of sermons az Cersley's Hall,
Manchester.
Salvation services to-day, lci hy Mrs
Capt. Glover They win De full of in-
terest s special subject win he discus
cd and there viii De good singing Per
feet order is now kept and ali are iuyi-
ted and will Doe made welcome no thc Sal-
vmion Army tent.
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Death Of this Gentleman in Maneh,

Death oi thi, Gentleman in Manchester
Dr. j. X Tompkins, resident physician
at llollins Institute, Roanoke county
died ia Manchester yesterday morning
after a short illness Dr. Tompkins came
here about q week ago ON visit to Nj
W. 4. Lithgow and family Sunday night
he was taken sick, and he continued TO
grow worse until yesterday morning
when he died Dr. Tompkins and Mr.
Lithgow married sisters Mrs. Tompkin-
came here with her husband, and they
were both anticipating a very happy
visit. The deceased had many friends in
different parts of the State, who viii read
the announcement Of his death with deep
regret. His remains wiz probably be in
TERED in Maury Cemetery.
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rnt QUEEN CHEERED.
Engllah Tars DO Honor To Their saver
elm

English Tar, DO Honor To Their saver
eign.
PoT-Mourn, July 2S-As her majesty
passed through the lines of endless war
ships, each yard being manned with Draw
ny tars dcafening cheer after cheer was
s-nt mp from the lusty crews tO greet
their sovereign; but il was not until the
queen had gone through the double lines,
that ile great cannon began tO thunder
forth lhe royal salute with @ roar that
cause.-the great vessels iO ROLAND the sea
t0 increase Dos heaying. "a, shot after shot
came booming ovcrthe water.
on such vessels as bad mo- masts the
turrcts. brcastW0rks and decks were lined
hy jack nrs, a1d the queen hai 10 rea.
-on tO complain of her reception either
0n her progress down the line or on her
return to Osborne which was safely
reached before 6 o'clock
Taken altogether the vessels which
were drawn up In line when the queen
passed extended over four miles, and
even this length was added toby great
tr0Op-ship laden with spectators, also
falling into line and saluiing the queen
as She made her progress.
AFTER THE REVIEW.
ail the visitors were landed from the
troop ships and sent ashore, but the work
ol The day "as not yet over for between
= and i0 O'Clock tonight all the ships
al0 % tAe lines are 90 De Illuminated with
lanterns and long lights and rockets are
to be discharged az intervals, and the
sight IS intended To- be extremely pretty
as viewed from the shore
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THE REsERvOIR RUM-sHOP.
Let Justice be Done where it f. Deserve

Let Justice be Done Where 1T Is Deserved
I'm speaking of the vote i'm the Grounds
and Building Committee ON the rcsolu
ton to permit beer 20 be sold at New
Reservoir Park, the DAILY TINE, COM
plimenled Councilman Patrick sullivan
ON being the only man who voted "no.
This statement was made ON what was
believed t0 be- the best authority
The city editor has since been informed
that Mr. sullivan voted for the permis-
sion. and that Alderman Evan Snoad was
the only negative vote. We had mo- I'M
tention of either giving the one credit
not deserved or of doing injustice to the
other Hence this correction. Mr. Snead
deserves the thank, of the wives and
mothers of Richmond for this vote.
The committee have mo- doubt. however
by this time found out thai liquor Will
not be allowed to be hawkcd at that rc
sort without at least am indignant protest
from "a large majority oi the people OF
this City.
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RICHMOND. Va, July %, lS77-At a
regular meeting of La Fayette Council
American Legion of Honor, No. G91, held
ON above date the following was adopted
In reply to the notice of General Ed. Al
Ian appearing in the State of July %, stat
ing that the Local Council haG not resisted
the payment of Mr.. j. f. lloilman's claim
in the above Council, would say that Mr..
Hoffman was not member Of said COun-
ell at the time of his death as he was sus-
pended from said council Nov. 2lst 1886,
and therefore the Council had no power
to act in the said case.
BY order of the Council.
MHLARD c. ROBERTSON Secretary.
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Al TnE POLICE COURT.
partie, Sent on ~ the Grand Jury.

Parties Sent on tp the 'iahh jury
Robert Fleming. charged with stealing
a lot of jewelry from Bernard Lewis,
was sent ON 10 the grand jury
isaac Jacobs, Frank jacobs, and Jacob
Jacobs father and sons, charged with
receiving goods which had been stolen
from b. Lewis, they knowing hc same 90
be ST. len. Isaac Jacobs and his son
Frank were sent ON to ne grand jury
Jacob Jacobs was discharged
Fleming. who was sent on as above,
has made "a full confession %. his share
of the robbery.
Frank Mayo )colorcdl was fined s. for
leaving his hack in the street, and Jack
Goode lcolorcdl for allowing his hogs 90
run at large I'm ,he street was fined 81.
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The Republicans Of Chesterfield are
preparing for the campaign aud win hold
a convention AT the Courthouse Tuesday
next. II Is expected that this convention
will endorse or recommend certain can
didates TO be the nominees Of the party
I'm this legislative district W T. Gid
dngs is spoken Of as a candidate for the
Republican domination for the Senate,
and Cornelius Mimms lcoloredl for tine
House
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Anew Additional Ca-uaitic-.

Dr.Farrars drugstore. .36lS Leslerstrect
was struck by lightning The chimney
was demolished and the I'm roof torn en-
tirely off, Damage 10 the house and
walls, about 5000 The adjoining house,
owned by II ". Tyler estate, was also
damaged considerably Fortunately no
one was hurt.
The lightning struck "a house ON Sey-
enteenih street occupied bya Mr. Hop
kins Nobody was hurtand the damage
was triilng.
While DIR. T. +. Mathews. of Mouchcs
ter, was driving down Ninth street, in
this city the horse attached to his buggy
was shocked by the lightning and fell %
the ground. The animal recovered in a
few minutes
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NV l0RH, July 2S.-The weekly
statement of the associated banks shows
ile following changes Reserve increase,
s312 22j loans decrease, Sj,2Si 800 specie
decrease. Si2i, 100; legal tenders increase,
S2i9,OOO deposits decrease, SlO65 300 /;
circulation increase. $4,000 The banks
now hold Ss.j0S 32j in excess Of the -
per cent. rule.
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Wiling to 90 Ragged, but Nu,t lat,

is the desire of the creditors of the stock
that is offered for sale at 1909 East Main
street. Boots and shoes at almost moth
ing, only to get the money. Ladies Don
cola button are now only 81 l0-sold last
week for s.. Mems sewed lace and Con-
gress, Sl.2j-sold always for =. Every
thing cut in two. Great Bankrupt Boot
and Shoe Sale, 1903 East Main street
opposite to the POstoflice.
d. f. FLATAU, Manager.
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Meeting of Delegates of the Chosen
Friends.

4 convention composed OF delegates
from the various councils in this order in
the States of Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, and South Carolina will meet at
Virginia Beach Hotel tomorrow for the
purpose Of electing q representative and
alternate 10 the Supreme Council. which
meets in Toronto, Canada, early in Sep
tember next
The councils of this city will be repre-.
resented by Past Councillors H. VI. Wal.
thall. 5 b. Jacobs, and Solomon J.. Bloom
berg-thc latter Of whom was the alter
nate to the last Supreme session, and is
prominently mentioned I'm connection
with the first place this time
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CHICAGO, July pa special dispatch
to the Times from Connersyille, Ind,
says Charles Johnson was struck with a
clubbcd gun by Charles Ketcham last
night and willprobably die Eight years
ago Johnson killed keicham's father and
served four years I'm the penitentiary for
the crime Young Ketcham has followed
him ever since and last night struck the
blow for vengeance.
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A Remarkable Occurrence.

Mr.. Y. :. Carlton l. selling boots and
shoes SO very cheap this year and his
many customers demand his care so
much, that he cannot afford to take va
cation this year. Tie can be found a the
great bankrupt shoe sale, 1909 East Main
street, opposite the postollice.
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From VI. b. Ramos * Co. is received
lie Rcycuant de ia Revue the latest
French national air. The music is i'm
spring, and while net equal Go the Mar
sclleisc. is 70 creditabic composition. 10
has been played at the popular concerts
this week and has been received with
great ful0Yf.
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The funeral Of Mr. Edward Major took
place at Hollywood yesterday at II am.
Mr.. Major died at 40 i2 East Broad
street, Friday, in the ,3d year of his age.
Deceased left three sons, among them Mr..
NJ. B. Major, the well-kuown and popu-
lar saloon keeper
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The 4. T.. Railwa, Plant.

The DNLY TnrEs has already announc-
cd the occupying of ,ho old TanncrDe-
laney Works by the Union Passenger
Railway Company. Yesterday there was
recorded IN the Chancery Court "a deed
from r. G.. Williams 90 the Dnion Passen-
ger Railway Company for this property
The price paid was $4,000.
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Messrs X. A. Patterson ~ Co. yester-
day received a telegram from Mount
sterling, Kentucky sent by one Of the
largest tobacco growers in that section.
1t stated that the weather was still dry
and the tobacco crop much damaged
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Torn 10 riec,. h,n Mnd nnll.

CmoGo, July 23-The Jour4ars De
uoit special says Eli Parks, a promi-
nont citizen of Charlotte was literally
torn topieces bya mad bull this morning
The remains We're found scattered about
the premises The bull was shot
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A Convicted Election Judge Surrenders.
BALTIMORE, July 23. Henry lIelnlzer-
ling, ose of the convicted judges Of elec-
tion who failed 10 appear when his con
federatcs We're sentenced, surrendered
himself I'm the Criminal Court to-day
Judge Dun, sentenced him 10 two years
iu Jail and 20 pay {. e Of $1,000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-24

Friday baseball games resulted as fol-
lows pltsburg, I Philadelphia, B. New
York. 4 indianapolis, ten innings).
Athletic, o. Cleveland, o. Cincinnati, 1 :;
Baltimore T. Louisville, q; Brooklyn, ;.
Metropolitan, , St. Louis, eleven in.
ning,l
Following is the standing Of the clrbs
20 Tafa-
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our state secretary, IL. o. Williams,
completed his labor- outside Of the State
and returned 20 Virginia May lst lie
now belongs to as until March lst, 1883
Our State Secretary spent several days
In MAY In Fredericksburg, which result
ell in the organization Of an association
there, with l04 charter members. They
will employ general secretary In the
fall
Seven new associations have been or
ganiled in the State since the convention.
Thiriy-siX fields in Virginia to-day where
Il definite work IS done for young men
Active preparations are being made for
conferences in each district In the State
early in the fall Richmond ought 10 be
well represented when the conference Of
the third district is held.
What a difference Three years ago
two general secretaries and one assistant
employed by the associations of Virginia.
Now eight general secretaries fiys as
sistants three gymnasium superintend-
ents, and a man who gives his whole time
10 the general work Ought we not to
rejoice at the growth Of the work in our
state for young men
We welcome two more general secreta-
ries 20 our ranks. Mr.. G.. A. Grillborlzer
Of Norfolk has entered upon the duties
of the above Office at stanton, and Mr..
u. l. Goodman OF Roanoke College has
commenced his labors with the Roanoke
City Association. We assure them Of the
heartiest welcome when they shall visit
Richmond, and give them the full assur-
ance of Romans 10.
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CNCrrrA July e3-The steamer
Mahuta has foundered of llogly Point
10 Is believed that a large number of pill
grims returning TO Calcutta were drown
ed.
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You should see those fine hand-sewed
slippers, 80 cents, at the bankrupt shoe
sale 1909 East Main street.
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lae. IrD.fh street. under a m~rs, D
'.u uui military fHi0r.
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y NlhhisETI. 80. D. Seventh street,
'..asier Phone BJ
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H. SWISEFORD,
JOHN G.. FREEMAN,
CHAs. K WILLIS,
Committee
AlrMnrn., MoNrnLY NLErINa.

The next meeting takes place Thursday
evening, July 2sth. at $50 o'clock pm.
There will be vocal music by some Of
our best amateurs There will also be
readings by several competent parties
Attractive association items viii be dis
cussed Last, but not least, it will be a
farewell reception 10 General Secretary
Herbert Morton Clarke Membership
tickets admit member and gentleman
friend
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''Al YARD lElha stauonl. Broad
s.r.ets. ~. =. Pitcher. agent. All
Coal, Wood. and Coke. TClc-
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|.NNI ar d. Marshall street o.
uHI tepNrue neatly mi
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.|.r a. Smith street. Shades
...f.-. and I-rer hanging.
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A READABLE RECORD.
4 FEW FONTS ABOUT THE YOUNG
EEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

" Af'A - fF'ih- pNH' ny hhi- iP'~A VI
stitutions Secretary CIarke's Farewell
Complimentary Resolutions and other
Items Of Interest.
The following items are taken from
the last number Of the 1ss0ciati0H Rec0rd
the organ in this city Of the Young Mems
Christian Association
Two C's and three Ps are imperatiycly
needed 20 keep up the interest in our
religious work Courage and c0nsccra-
ton must be united with picty pluck,
and perseverance, else the attendance
and interest are bound SO flag Even
now the warm weather has taken the
backbone out Of some of the faint hearts
and their faces are missed on SUNDAY
afternoons
But with plenty Of fans, icc-water, and
the coolin. breczs that usually fingers
around the corner of Sixth and Main
streets, 10 is hard 10 find a more COM
Portable place TO spend an hour than at
This meeting Come around next sun
day and try IT,
The record for the past month is as
follows
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OVER THE WIRES.
THE ACCiDEyTS AND INCIDENTS ~
THE DAY By TELEGRAPH.

The National Game Pilgrims Drowned.
Killed for Vengeance Favorable Bank
statement Gored by Bull relegraphic
Miscellany.
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Iincing AT sarntoca.

SARATOGA, n. y, July 93.-The race
track was heavy to-day.
First race-'lhe flash stakes, for two
year-olds, half a mile, King Fish won.
with Badge second, and Van Leland
third. Time, 30 seconds.
Second race 3-l6 miles. Al Reed
won, llimalaya second Elkwood third.
Tine 2.06
Third race-California stakes, 1 mile
ROYAL Arch won, Nolante second Time,
l4s.
Fourth race of a mile. Oryid won,
Col owen second, Nellie b third. Time,
llSl.
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Whereas Mr. H. W. Clarke. our general
secretary. has received "a hattering call
from The Washington ID. c. Young
Mcn' Christian Association and
Whereas he has seen fit 10 tender his
resignation as general secretary Of the
Richmond association therefore be 70
Resolved, That the Board Of Directors,
I'm accepting Mr. Clarkcs resignation, do
so with reluctance, and regret the sever
aucc of connection that has been so
pleasant and profitable to the association.
Resolved. That we cannot part with
Mr. Clarke without expressing our high
appreciation of his services 10 the work
of the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ti0n in Richmond AS well as the State,
believing, as we do. that the present pros
pcrity of the cause is due in "a large meas
urc t0 his untiring and efficient labors in
the work 90 which he has devoted his
hfc
Resolved, That we heartily commend
him 90 the Dung Mems Christian AssO-
citation of Washington, praying that in
DIS enlarged field of usefulness he may
be even more successful I'm building up
ibis important branch of Christian work
and DO leading young men tO Christ
Resolved. That these resolutions be
spread upon our minutes and published
m me 1ADa0t0n H,c0rd
II. SwISEFORD,
JOHN c. FREEMAN,
CHAs. X. WILLIS,
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...Ih -ON. 1850 El-f Nuu street
imperial tNIOl lON,.
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... k. lH De- Main street tor
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one of the most important features of
the months work is the organizing of the
chess department of the association The
Richmond Chess Club, composed of many
prominent business and professional men,
including several clergymen, has been
disbandcd and most of rs members have
mi cd i'm forming a similar organization
under The auspices of the association.
a pleasant room ON the third floor has
been dted up tor this purpose, where will
Dee found a good assortment of chess lit
craturc, and accommodations for about
thirty. Membership i'm this department
has been placed at the low fee of one
dollar, thus placing it in reach of any
member OF the association who wishes to
indulge his fancy for the king Of
gaines
Mr. H. VI. Clarke. for over four years
general secretary of the association, leaves
August l-t % enter upon similar duties
m Washington He has ssued a stirring
farewell address. for which we regret that
Wc have not space. Wepublish, however,
the following
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NFW.ITRsEY.

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IN THE RAIN AT IVY CITY.
SECOND DAY OF THE FALL MEETING.

Sopnu.N RICHMOND. KINGSTON, EOIIAN AND
KNIGHT OF ELLERsLIE THE WINNERS.
ivy CITY d. c. Oct 26-The second day OF the fall meet
ing of the Jockey Climb was more diSagrcesoe an
The frat There drilling rain and very cold east
lind prevailed The winners Of The day were FordhsH
Richmond Kingston, Eolian. and knight OF Elershe'
FIRST R,cK-Purse $500 for twoyearods' six iurongs
The starters were: Fordham o. Mclaughlin. ll2) vance
(Filke 1853 Reguus (Raferty 100; Rita Church ioz
Janet Murray Garrison l5) Flight (NewmeJer VIZ
Alveia Armstrong 90 Golden Reel anderson w
The betting was even Forlham, TO against i'a H.
TO against Vance Is to against each Rguns ana 1aho
colt so 10 against each Alveta ana f"s"" " ~
u against Golden Reel
Fordham finished winner two lengths aheau Oh "''"' ~
llength ana a half front OF Vance third llne-''iot
French pools paid ~ 20. ,,,
5000 added one mile and furIOng. The starters were;
Richn ond o. Mclaughlin I'D Leex' aged 'Murpny.
1927; ROYAL Arch 8 (Rarerty, ll0) Frank ward
tChurch. lO4) Banner Bearer. (Marun ND "'eu'
tPalner, 90 Nellie L., lhaDe. Su(
The betting to on Richmond II to against oe
sto agans, ward to against Roya A Wire5 and
against Banner Bearer, and 20 10 against e
cmopI won two lengths in Of Mlired second Two
,cnt sheaG OF Banner Bearer. third ilme-lo' frehoH
pHHi Anacosta stakes for three year Oils i
with aided mile Ard and t 1qRs r'e
The betting was on kingston n, and I 10 v as aes
si%e an mssSh pools IS 70
iorhnh k4cEgrqrSs S$ia"sbin, ils1 EoIan =.
iIsj; Mamie Hunt Martin no Theodo'"s' '"""''"'
Tie betting was 10 Hanover. 9 to AGAINST honan
l0fo AGAINST Mamie Hunt and 80 to against
Eolan finished winner three lengths ahead OF a.0Ne'
second head IN OF Mamie Hunt. third llme-l-o'
FI1n $500 one mileIhe s'aTtfrs
fhoct,w Il . 1ls) Maggie Mitchell - AhcOM..ny,
i6I Knight of iers ie ii. icIAuShn. 10 - Nneen
Res. MARTIN lO3). Pegasus. ianorty lVi NT AZ"
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